Cyber risk analysis involves a quantitative representation of the network and its failure probability under cyber attack given the behaviors of both the attacker and the defender. I will present a general model structure and five specific studies (PhD theses) from the Stanford Engineering Risk Research Group: 1. The cyber risk of a space organization, 2. The optimal level of connectivity in a network, balancing the risks and the benefits of added links, 3. The optimal timing of updating or replacing the software in a system, 4. Warnings of cyber attacks, and 5. The cyber aspects of fake news.


14-1-1: Safety Engineering, Risk, and Reliability Analysis

Division / Sponsors: 
Aerospace, Bioengineering, Applied Mechanics, Design Engineering Division, Advanced Energy Systems, Manufacturing Engineering Division, Noise Control and Acoustics, Nondestructive Evaluation, Diagnosis, and Prognosis (NDPD), Nuclear Engineering Division, Process Industries Division, Fluids Engineering, Heat Transfer, Materials, Microelectromechanical Systems, Safety Engineering and Risk Analysis, Computers & Information in Engineering


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